The Brookhaven leader., 1887-07-07
Town AND COUNTY ITEMS.


qucnt.
Jimmie Pickens left Monday night for
For the best coffee, tea and chocolate,
90 to PowelPs'
cosnd YOUR money with Powell, where
a little money buys most
u,obly perfumed olive soap % cents q
box at Kohlman's.
The new residence Of Mr.. schwem is
nearing completion.
Ar Eric Gambrell, of jackson, is here
on visit to relatives.
povells stock is fresh aud new. No
old musty groceries at Powell's.
Misses Ssllie and Mary Strickland are
visiting Miss May Bethea at Summit.
our farmers wear smiling faces and
sneak hopefully of their crop prospects.
The W. C. 7. U. will meet at the
prssbvterian Church at this evening.
Nessrs. Morris Cole and Frank +. Leas,
Of New Orleans, were visiting here this
week
Richard Latting, jr., of Grenada, is
visiting his grand parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Baggett.
CIsrERNs-A. Riggs & Bro.,247 Delord
street near Dryades, New Orleans. Send
for price list.
The city authorities have had splen-
did new bridge built on Monticello street,
west of the college.
Warren Hoskins has our thanks for an
invitation to the closing exercises of the
A. and n. College.
If YOU want cool, fresh, celebrating
drink. try Lewenthaps ice-cold soda wa
ter, only cents glass.
Rev. E. P. Douglass and Messrs. Lewis
White and Isaac Smith, Sr., paid us
pheasant call last Monday.
We don't believe any body can beat
Willie Solvents crop of Irish potatoes.
We'll receive samples for comparison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McNair, of Whar-
ton, Texas, who have been here on visit
TO relatives, left Monday evening.
The Baptist Mite Meeting will be at
Mr.. Parsons residence tomorrow evening.
Let large crowd club together and go
out.
Mrs. J. A. Hoskins and family left yes
torday morning to spend the summer at
Mississippi City, accompanied by MIS-
Sallie Seavey.
The passenger train got ditched about
five miles south OF here by an open switch
at Soudan. but fortunately nobody got
seriously hurt.
A fine pn-nic took place at Hick mans
mill last Saturday. An abundance of
nice fish were caught ami all present
enjoyed themselves immensely.
For RENT-A desirable cottage resi-
dence at west end Cherokee street with
four rooms and dining rooms and kitchen
For further particulars apply at this
office.
A full carload Of Brookhavenit ties took
in the Odd Fellows picnic at WessOu
Monday, aud all report a delightful time
and speak in glowing terms of our Wes-
son neishbors.
Chairman Cassidy has called meet
ing of the County Democratic Executive
Committee next Saturday for the trans
af All, Oh aA huo
Let there be a full attendance. ...
Too much stock on hand, and as mon
ey is preferable to goods, will convert it
into cash as speedily as Possible-call on
kohlman before the stock is too much
reduced to make your selections.
Mr., II. Brill, the boss boot and shoe
maker, has removed his shop from Cicero
kee street to Railroad Avenue under the
st. Marco Hotel, where he will glad to
serve his patrons and the public as
hereto fore. ..-4 -..
Miss Lou Gartman deserves much
credit for her successful business maj
agement of large affairs as well as small.
A cabbage head, weighing four pounds
and other vegetables have been gratefully
sampled by the Editor.
Marcus Robertson, late depot and ex-
press agent at Bogue Chitto, was place d
IN jail here Monday ia default of bond
charged with eInbezzleing the fun DIS OF
the Railroad Company. The amount OF
Rhnrfona ta IL L.
Mr.. John Mason, one of our Union Hall
subscribers, has presen ted this Office with
cluster of three fine peaches of the
Early Crawford variety weighing l.
ounces The three touched each Other
on the same stem. Who can beat itf
j. D. McDavitt was in to see us Monday
TO renew his subscription to the THE
LEADER. Mack says he Is q going to run
Tor Assessor again this year, and "wants
all of his friends to remember the fact
tn'c) and help (hic) poor Confederate
SOLDIER"
Dir. s. B. Hodges, of Beat 3, announces
himself as candida ate for Circuit Clerk
MIR. Hodges is young man of sterling
worth, we'll qualified for the position
and true blue Democrat who considers
The interest of his party always para
mount to his own.
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